The Q200 R was built around a single question: can a powerchair be truly tight indoors without giving anything away outdoors? Quickie’s answer was an ultra-slim base with a small turning circle, balanced so the chair still feels planted on a footpath or a driveway.
That short, precisely measured length is what lets it fit in and out of floor lifts and other confined spaces, which is often the deciding factor in an apartment or a home with a lift. Indoors it turns in narrow hallways, kitchens and bathrooms without awkward shuffling, and outdoors it holds a line and climbs kerbs with the optional kerb climber.
Seat width, depth and back height are all specified at prescription, manual seat tilt is available for comfort and pressure relief, and the chair is crash tested for occupied transport in a vehicle. Like most rehab powerchairs, it is highly configurable, so accessories and options should be settled with the therapist before a quote is issued.
